| MUSEUM | Building for collecting and displaying objects (6) |
| TROPHY | ___ cabinet, place for keeping and displaying cups and awards (6) |
| LOUVRE | Holding some 380,000 objects and displaying 35,000 works of art, the largest museum on Earth (6) |
| HONEST | Truthful and displaying integrity (6) |
| CIA | An independent agency of the United States government responsible for collecting and coordinating intelligence and counterintelligence activities abroad in the national interest |
| RESERVOIR | Lake for collecting and storing water (9) |
| POOTER | An entomologist's bottle for collecting insects; or, a word, derived from a character in Diary of a Nobody, for a petit bourgeois (6) |
| ALUDEL | A pear-shaped pot used for collecting condensates (6) |
| BUSHEL | Measurement for collecting the kids from school is hard on the Spanish (6) |
| FAGEND | Butt with a mania for collecting information |
| ASHPAN | Device for collecting cinders |
| COMPUTER | A device for processing, storing, and displaying information. Digital versions represent information in discrete form, generally as sequences of 0s and 1s (binary digits, or bits). (6) |
| ETAGERE | Stand with open shelves for displaying objects |
| NEWSSTAND | Application for downloading and displaying digital versions of newspapers and magazines on Apple iOS |
| CHINACUPBOARD | Place for storing and displaying china |
| CHINACLOSET | Place for storing and displaying china |
| BREAKFRONT | Place for storing and displaying china |
| CHINACABINET | Place for storing and displaying china |
| HUTCH | Place for storing and displaying china |
| SIDEBOARD | Item of furniture for storing and displaying tableware |
